Tom Bilyeu

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51,430 appearances 89 recordings 10 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 8 Sep

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Tom Bilyeu's Impact Theory · How AI and AGI Are Reshaping Jobs, Global Politics, and the Creative Landscape · 7 Sep 2026 podcast

Beast video where I just watched one of these over the weekend where you've got a timer, it's a 10-minute counter, but you don't know where the 10-minute counter. matched

And so you're supposed to hold the ball as long as you can, but if you're holding it when the 10-minute counter goes off, you lose. matched

And so you pass it off the absolute last second. matched

And of course, everybody tries to push their luck, push their luck, push their luck so that they can win the game. matched

And you're gonna see exactly that. matched

Like, can we push it right up to the edge of where AI begins to control itself and be no longer controllable by humans? matched

And if you get too close to that line, obviously everybody loses. matched

And if you don't get close enough to that line and your competitor does, then you lose to your competitor. matched

And so humans do not have a great track record of being sensible in these moments. matched

Uh so as I think about what's going on in AI, I am eternally conflicted between two impulses. matched

One, what it's allowing people to do is to extend their capabilities. matched

And the easiest way to sum up how powerful that is is artists right now are panicking about. matched

The studios aren't gonna need us anymore. matched

But that's the exact wrong read. matched

The real read is artists don't need studios anymore because the studios were the ones that had to aggregate the capital to be able to throw money to do these very expensive things. matched

What's actually happening is the very expensive thing is becoming ridiculously cheap. matched

And so now the only difference is somebody with taste using the AI to no longer need a capital aggregator versus someone who can aggregate. matched

Capital, but they don't have good taste. matched

And so it is an absolutely fascinating moment that is going to unbridle those who are not afraid to engage with it, who now realize they're in the driver's seat. matched

They can create something that capital aggregators could never create. matched

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